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Don’t listen to the rumors that it is easy to recruit. Not true.

It takes work and patience.

Most marketers don’t want to put in the time it takes to recruit new affiliates or distributors.

This can work in your favor the laziness of other marketers.

And some just do not know what to do to recruit new affiliates.

It all works in your favor and you will have an advantage in getting new recruits after reading this.

To get affiliates:

You’ll need to convince them that you and your product are worth promoting.

You’ll need to build trust.

And you’ll need patience as well. Potential affiliates often won’t say yes the first time you ask, or they’ll say yes but then they’ll get distracted and they’ll go promote something else unless you follow up.

You must have quality and relevant products

You must have an easy and duplicaticable system

Funnel system that will attract buyers to your business or presentation

A CMS (contact management system) to keep a list of prospects and have the ability to email them with updates and new products

It takes time to build an active downline ; but it is well worth the work once you do.

In every investment there is a risk that you have to take. So never risk more than you can afford to lose.

1. Revenue share platforms- Here is a great advertising Platform for your opportunity. Users can earn money and advertise their opportunity on same platform. Earning is commsision-based. To start earning buy one ad package (AdPack) then create your ad. Profits are made based on company’s income- Revshare (Adblast). Refer friends and earn more (not required)

2. Trading – There are top notch sources such as Bitcoin exchange, brokerage firms, retailers, etc. are offering Bitcoin at attractive costs; traders need to find the one that brings the best offer.

3. Peer to Peer -Bitcoins can be transferred to and from anywhere with internet like email. There are peer to peer nodes that support the bitcoin system all across the world. When someone sends bitcoins, they are visible to the reciever instantly, and can be spent within about 15 minutes.

Exchanging bitcoins may cost a fee so be sure to check rates to make sure you get the value and earn.

Bitcoin Mining

It is not so difficult to understand Bitcoin mining when you think of it in terms of going to the bank and making a transaction either depositing or withdrawing. It is the same with Bitcoin whenever you spend a coin it is a transaction.

What happens during a Bitcoin or coins transaction?

It is verified (making sure you have enough to spend from your wallet)

It must be allocated to a block or blockchain

A miner takes transactions and applies a hashing algorithm. Bitcoin’s proof of work algorithm is SHA-256.

The blockchain is a public ledger and every transaction has to be verified and placed into a block.

Mining is the process of verifying each transaction.

It is important that transactions are added in order. Otherwise, an unscrupulous person could send bitcoin to one person and then immediately send another payment. Unless there is a way to verify which came first, chaos could ensue. Sellers would not trust the system if their incoming fund transaction ever failed.

The way we do business is changing believe it or not. There are over 800 cryptocurrencies; we are going to talk about the differences and uses of Coins, tokens and security tokens.
1. Coins are taking the place of bank currencies
2. Tokens are generally provided by companies offering a way for you to buy into their services or shares in company projects
3. Security tokens are specifically buying shares of the company.
Do your due diligence before participating in any transactions or company’s when it comes to doing business with them.
Resources:

Below are Bots on telegram. You will have to download telegram in order to access these bots.

BCH https://bit.ly/2QROXb5,

ETH https://bit.ly/2P0wHPu,

LTH https://bit.ly/2QRPXfl,

Learn more about different exchanges

Great Bank Wire “Same Day Funding” Exchanges:

–GDAX – owned by Coinbase but has an addition “bank wire” option to fund. The bank wire option goes through the same day if sent before 1pm PST or within 1 business day and has only a 0.3% fee when converting your USD deposit to Bitcoin… Gdax does have 10k per day withdraw limit. So if you are trying to send bigger transactions you will need to use a different exchange. (or send 10k per day to your “Wallet” until you have enough to buy the bigger packages)

–Gemini – Another great option for “Bank Wire” that goes through same day before 3pm EST. You may need to verify account first which can take a few days but it’s a great place to buy and sell bitcoin.

Great Credit Card Funding Exchanges:

–Coinbase – They have the lowest credit card fee in the industry, but you have to warm up your account. You start with $300 per week limit and it increases over time… So if you have the patience you can build up your limits over time… (beware, Coinbase hates Network Marketing so if you buy or sell bitcoin through Coinbase, send it to your “Wallet” like bitpay first before buying USI packages.) (3.9% fees)

–CEX (fast but be prepared to have to verify everything and get charged fees for funding USD and fees for converting it to BTC… Great place for credit card funding but can be a hassle at first getting verified. (12.5% fees)

–CoinMama (also very high fees but fast funding after verification is complete.) (15% fees)

I’d say if you are wanting to save fees go with the bank options above. If you want speed or the ability to put it on the card just be expected to pay a premium for that.

What are Wallets?

–Wallet is where you receive, hold, or keep your bitcoin (you own your private keys and bitcoin in a wallet so no one can ever take it from you.)…

Peer to Peer Exchange: a person who owns bitcoin willing to sell it to you.

–USI – Company you give your bitcoin to & they multiply it into more over a period of time. They also pay you in bitcoin for any referrals you bring to the table.

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Recommended Wallets: (you own private keys & control your bitcoin)

– Bitpay Wallet (I like bitpay “Use Value”, like if you are out on the town and see someone accepts bitcoin for payment, you can just pull out your phone scan the QR code and pay. I also like it because it makes it easy for you to load your bitpay debit card for spending your bitcoin at places that don’t accept bitcoin directly (I keep about 0.5 to 1 BTC in this and all the rest in my Trezor)

–Trezor or Ledger Nano S – These are Hard wallets – USB – (long term storing of bitcoin, and work for everyday transactions while you are at your computer, they are the most secure devices for storing bitcoin. So once you start accumulating quite a bit of bitcoin you might consider getting one of these to store it…

(store your 12 or 24 word backup phrases in a safe fireproof place OFFline, not online)

Recommended Wallet & Exchanges

First a little education: Wallet vs Exchange and how it relates to USI-Tech

–Wallet is where you receive, hold, or keep your bitcoin (you own your private keys and bitcoin in a wallet so no one can ever take it from you.)…

–Exchange is where you Buy or Sell bitcoin to or from your bank or credit card (they also have internal wallets, but you don’t technically own the bitcoin stored in these wallets because THEY own the private keys to YOUR bitcoin. So you only want to use these exchanges to buy and sell bitcoin, never to hold for long periods of time. Exchanges have been known to go out of business or go bankrupt and everyones bitcoin is lost if that happens… So Exchanges are only for temporary short term buying or selling of bitcoin only…)

Peer to Peer Exchange: a person who owns bitcoin willing to sell it to you.

–ICenter – Company you give your bitcoin to & they multiply it into more over a period of time. They also pay you in bitcoin for any referrals you bring to the table.

Recommended Wallets: (you own private keys & control your bitcoin)

– Bitpay Wallet (I like bitpay “Use Value”, like if you are out on the town and see someone accepts bitcoin for payment, you can just pull out your phone scan the QR code and pay. I also like it because it makes it easy for you to load your bitpay debit card for spending your bitcoin at places that don’t accept bitcoin directly (I keep about 0.5 to 1 BTC in this and all the rest in my Trezor)

–Trezor or Ledger Nano S – These are Hard wallets – USB – (long term storing of bitcoin, and work for everyday transactions while you are at your computer, they are the most secure devices for storing bitcoin. So once you start accumulating quite a bit of bitcoin you might consider getting one of these to store it…

(store your 12 or 24 word backup phrases in a safe fireproof place OFFline, not online)

When you focus your mind on the possibilities and opportunities that avail you there is no room to dwell on problems or difficulties of the matter. Lets face it there will always be challenges. Life is a challenge. Face it head on and be strong. You will get swallow up with weakness and it will cause you immobility.

Taking action and pushing through your fears will help you to move forward and find answers you are looking for. Be persistent and consistent; if you want to change or better your lifestyle. Seek ways of improvement and don’t be discouraged by naysayers.

Cryptocurrency is a volatile market. You are facing many unknowns for sure, but no matter what your belief, the way we are doing business globally is changing and you don’t want to be left behind.